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Mortal Kombat II

By Alan Ng | May 2026

How many video game adaptations are we getting this year? Well, here’s another. The question now is whether Simon McQuoid’s Mortal Kombat…

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How many video game adaptations are we getting this year? Well, here's another. The question now is whether Simon McQuoid's Mortal Kombat II will solidify...

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In Bryan Singer's Monument, written by Alena Alova, the Israeli military launched Operation Peace for Galilee in 1982. At the conclusion of the Second...

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Are you looking for an absurdist, grotesque, and ridiculously funny declaration about empowerment and individuality in this modern media-driven age? Well...

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There’s great virtue in knowing what you’re about, and that goes for people as well as movies. That virtue is on display in co-writer/director Gabriel...

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Writer/director Randal Lee Smith's Dark Side of Night is a home-invasion thriller that knows its real story isn't about escaping the gunmen, it's about a...

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Want to know where all the truly thrilling dramas went when they devolved on our movie screens into sagas starring people in capes? They went indie. And...

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Alien In The Heartland, written and directed by Eric Pascarelli, commits one of the cardinal sins of cinema: it tells, doesn’t show, almost exclusively....

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NOW IN THEATERS! Animal Farm, directed by Andy Serkis and written by Nicholas Stoller, follows Lucky (Gaten Matarazzo), a young pig with a dream — one...

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Amy (Julia Coulter) lives in the Upper Valley and has worked at the same coffee shop since she was a teenager. Her father, Kevin (Reed Diamond), a bike...

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With high production value and lowbrow antics, writer/director Bennet De Brabandere’s Raptus explores themes of trauma and control in the age of...

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